Sentence examples for rapidly launch from inspiring English sources
StrategyEye allows traditional and niche B2B publishers to rapidly launch complete subscription products ahead of competitors – with minimal financial or technical up-front investment.
"By crowd-sourcing design from our immensely talented community of designers, Minted can rapidly launch new categories with superior design and selection".
This was a risky decision for us, given Meteor's state of flux over the past year, but it's been a win so far, allowing us to rapidly launch a product and start gathering feedback.
Now, after middling usage, $100 million in payments to broadcasters, a massive physical advertising campaign and problems with live-streamed violence, some are questioning Mark Zuckerberg's decision to put the company on lockdown to rapidly launch the feature.
Another priority over the next few days will be to rapidly launch public-awareness campaigns to inform communities about the potential dangers from unexploded ordinance.
Responding to this unprecedented "thaw," Herzen rapidly launched a series of periodicals that were designed to be smuggled back to Russia: "The Polar Star" in 1855, "Voices from Russia" in 1856, and a newspaper, Kolokol (The Bell), created in 1857 with the aid of his old friend Ogaryov, now also an émigré.
The group rapidly launched a media campaign to highlight "what the war had cost the country in the last 20 years and what it would continue to cost if we did not end it".
Snap your thumb forward rapidly, launching the card.
Back in May, Jennifer Bailey, VP of Apple Pay, told us that the company was working "rapidly" to launch in more countries, and a number of those launches have occurred since her comments.
The slingshot releases energy stored in a stretched CNT spring rapidly to launch a projectile, with up to 56% power extraction efficiency.
"builds a technology infrastructure here at Cominded using Ruby on Rails to allow us to rapidly develop, launch and manage multiple 'Web 2.0 style' websites".
